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Can a person who has pilonidal cyst workout? such as curl-ups, russian twist, jumping jacks, etc.?
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Limited workouts are not going to necessarily create a problem with a co-existing "pilonidal cyst", but these cysts can become infected, and require removal. Consult a general surgeon or a dermatologist about treatment for the cyst.
Answered 12/23/2022
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